spoons

We still use forks and spoons even after the spork was invented, and regular chairs even after beanbag chairs were invented.

It's more akin to refusing to manufacture kitchen knives and forcing all the chefs in your kitchen to chop things with spoons.

But we should be honest that this is essentially like hitting a brick wall and digging into it with spoons.

Like banning spoons because they're cheap, making it easier to get fat.

This is a boat where you're given some wooden spoons.

Heat a few table spoons of vegetable oil on high.

Average fatass wont be craving no olive oil tea spoons, but he will get up at 2 in the morning to snort a gallon of blueberries.

Apparently those who use spoons are treacherous heathens, utterly uncivilized.

Napoleon holding a banquet where the most expensive cutlery was made of aluminium for the special guests, and the regular guests had to use mere golden spoons.

It should come with a set of tea spoons with insulated handles, then you could put instant coffee in your cup, stir and heat with the same object!

If you can get your spoons and bowls washed as soon as you are done using them, then the dough remnants won't dry out become a cleaning issue.

It's like we're all trying to sharpen our pencils with spoons.

Where possible, even "plastic" items like forks and spoons in the cafeteria are made out of recyclable materials.

"Mikhail Kalashnikov is responsible for as many deaths as the people who pulled those triggers." Spoons made me fat.

It's not by accident that we talk about "silver spoons" and such.

"Sure, we could do it better and faster with machines, but it is better for society to provide employment to those who would otherwise be unemployed." They could have employed even more people if they gave them spoons instead of shovels.